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You have to be actively scanning to get the TxPower and the RSSI
Many devices don't advertise if they are connected to.
comment 6 details on RSII updates from Adv packets and connected device polling.
We could safely let web sites "scan" for devices they already have access to, which would let them opt into the increased power use and get advertising data updates. I think we'd change the .adData field into a "watch" function and event. Thoughts?
This issue is distinct from issue Let websites scan for nearby advertisements which would scan for all advertisements. Though, perhaps if #191 is solved this issue may be omitted as a subset of what could be done scanning for all AD packets.
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This removes the enforcement that a site can only see service data for services
from its allowed services list. Since an advertisement is broadcast and
read-only, I think there's neither any private data in the advertisement nor a
need to protect the device from hostile sites.
FixesWebBluetoothCG#117 and fixesWebBluetoothCG#212.
This removes the enforcement that a site can only see service data for services
from its allowed services list. Since an advertisement is broadcast and
read-only, I think there's neither any private data in the advertisement nor a
need to protect the device from hostile sites.
Fixes#117 and fixes#212.
Current spec for access to the advertising data of a single device appears as:
However, as discussed on https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=568137 (ortuno & jyasskin) this is limited in many ways:
This issue is distinct from issue Let websites scan for nearby advertisements which would scan for all advertisements. Though, perhaps if #191 is solved this issue may be omitted as a subset of what could be done scanning for all AD packets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: